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Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
NORTH FRYEBURO.

Mrs. George 1srrinstou died OF paraly'
sls, sfter q lingering iliness, October iitn.
TIE Birch nm circle met with Mrs o
r. Haley, last week
The ladies' connected with the Unlvsr.
sslIss church have formed Ladies' Aid
Bocissy. The orgspifs stiou begins its sx.
isteucs with mach enthusiasm and 10 10
hop>d much may be accomplished.
The little dsushtsr OF WIZ Howard
who has been very III with typhoid lever
IL slowly recovering.
The Unlversalist Chapel has been shinsl'
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
LOWELL.

Singing school began las, Friday even.
log al the Centre, taught by Mr. ii. N.
Eastman.
IT. siearps has gone TO Hot Springs.
Mr.. Abel Head and wife with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nellie Pottie. intend going Ia
California the l,st OF this month.
ID. w. True Il we'll setilet 10 bis new
store.
Rev. Mr.. ssndbrook exchanged palplts
on sunday afternoon with Mr. fsrrar. OF
Chatham, N. III.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
NRwRY.

Ny last card WA written by PROXY. To.
dsy am taking up sgain the broken thread
OF everyday datles. An absence OF ten
days from home WAS quite sn unusual oe-
eurence.
Some OF my nelghbors are tskiug their
turn at court this week. Mr.. and Mrs. &.
G. Harlow. Mr.. and Mrs ". w. frosths
gone ss witnesses. 90 hear.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Knspp returned from
their trip % Psrmacnssnse one se,s ago.
Horace Foster c,usht bear In one OF
bis traps q fes days since. Signs OF bears
are few and Ear between this season. 90 The
hunters say.
II is getting % be very dry.
A Gre In the woois al North Sswry has
been burning for some days. IL IL feared
that much damage may be done BY H.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
HIRAM.

Thonas Goolsip. ofKsnsss City. l. Vi
iiing Ia Hiram. Ne hss been smploy~'
zone yesr- oy tas Penn Iron II u Bridge
compsny.
Mr. sidssy Rleh. ONT Desert l. Wilt.
inx In Esst Hiram.
The MI Cutler Grange IL prusperins
well Several prominsnt persons are joln.
Ing. The Grange is shingling its hall.
The cong1 church has recently been
shlngled.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
PORTER.

We are having . heavy ralrstofm At The
present time. the nrs, We have hsi foi
some time, wells and streams were gsiilrg
low.
Mrs. samaslT. rowls and her son Allen
are here on yisl, from Chlesgo.
Las, Saturday night ~ Chsilss and John
Danforth, of frsedom. y. ii were goisg
In the skating rink a. ksrir Falls. u belne
q dark nlght. they eolllded with Me-. Geo
y. s,aey's team driven by bis son Laeisn.
Both wagons got badly smashed. The
Dsnforih horse ran 10 ksrr Falls sfisr
eiearing himself from the wagon John
Dsnforth had two nog,rs broken and WIN.
II. sawyer. Who WAS IN stscy's team. got
irjursd somewhat; ss IL usu,l Ia sueh
cases both slies claim tbs, the other Vas
20 blame.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
STATE PIcK-UPs

Tesner and Gsndsar row on Lske Mara
n,cook TIE ssth Inst. for the champion
sA'p q Ansrics. And $4,000 Ia stakes
STATE Constable Stsvsns0n has been ar
rested on charge % mAnslAaghisr In kili-
lng Frank Conlsy. The tramp, whom he
80; vhlie srrcstiag hin ~ tie Carmel
pDOr-hous
Il0n W. W Thomas, Jr., has married
la Sweden. ElIAosih Torreolad. The
daughter OF weil-knowu swedish states
nAn. Mr.. ard Mrs. Th0mss vii ssh Tor
ials eouniry Nov. 9th-
TIE body % an unknown nan uas fOand
on TIE sammit % M1ant Megun,ie0ok,
Csmdsn. Snnday, The lgih. 10 was eti'
tsutiy saicide, a. there were two ballet
hoes lh tss bOty and . pistol vas ying
near By.
ssli for 5000 has been oroosh'
agslusi Dr. SOulard. OF Biddsf5rd. for mai
practice. ~ Xavier Dabe. father OF boz
whose brOksu arm vas badly set BY Df
Soalart. aud In Consequence had % o.
anpaiA'ed
An immense moose. said 20 Be 20 hand.
high. has been near Lsks Cupsnptie aud
las oeen fred AZ AL ths sports have
iolned In the chase and ere having olg
tine trying % hunt oat the snimal. ltl
sad that this Is The largest moose ever
seen In Maine.
The committee appointed oy Congress
uan Dingl.y 10 examine The applicants
for sppolninent 20 q esfstship t Wee.
f0lEt from ne Second Congressloosl
district NE, q, Lsvistop, wednesday, ana
ansr esrsfsl sxsmlnsti0u, uaanimoasiy
Recommended Eimund NJ. iesry, OF Jei.
fsrsos. a. principal. and David ID. MeteN'
% Damuisc0tts. a. altsrnste- Couere-s'
usa Diogley has nonlnsted the young
gentleman rrcommsnted.
The New York Tlnbsae prints an inisr
viss with Adam \. Green. eolorei, wno
seat from Colby University. Nxlne. "
.Aosrtssu. Mississippi. 10 teach "a tns
eoiorsd school. but Was warned oy Cosnv
School SscsrintsDd-nt Thompson thai u
lad better leave. lie says thst q sisusse'
eoomit;ss called 81 bis sisters houss jas'
sf,sr be In. attending % lynch him pf
hoOrshOase. corrsspontipg SECRETARY %
TIE Ansrican Baptist Home Aissionsrl
soeisiy. us1rsd Tribsss reporter INA
'Gresn's story vss not sxasgsrAt<c.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Hoe. George c. Wing. % Aabarn. vA'
q, Pr. Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
RrNIFORD.

Dr. J. W. Stuart hsd . valuable horse
die Tharsiay. caused by being forced ou'
o, the fsrry.bos, by = team from south
Paris, whose horse became unmsnseeaois.
Both teams went into The river aud wsied
aud for,ied nearly across, when the cur
rent ssung the esrrisge down river, turn
log the horses partly bach. StuAri's horse
got tangled sni sank and Was pulled oa'
with q bost.hook. lie lived three days
after the drowning.
Gallon blake also Lost good hofse
Thursday. IL scented pstfecily well 10
within sn boar OF its death.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
NORWAY LAKE.

Mr.. AMI Mrs r. Bragdon. Of Hollis,
Maine, are visiting a. LorerIo Hobbs.
school closed last week sftsr q success
fnl term OF ak weeks, taught by Miss Kate
Hobbs. Names OF scholars not absent one
day are LiIIle q. Lsssslle. Neitis Walker,
Eilth NJ Broois. Hattie walksr, Victor
Partridge. Asna walker. Ejns IL. Sisph'
ens jenaie &. Stephsn,, 0uy Gibson. Elmsr
Styles AMI Esis Partridge. Louise brad
bery vas absen, only one dag daring The
term.
We hear TIA, Harry Wool Il quite sick
with rheumatic fever
Mrs James iismmond ani son. OF Cole
brook. n. II are vlslllng al J. Y. brad
bury'r. Mrs. Elsie Morrow cams with
them 10 stay for while with hsr dsueh'
ter. Mrs. J. y. Bradbary.
Mrs Sumnsr BarnhAm IL visiting Al
Mrs. Thomas Wits.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
FAST SUMNER.

Alvin \. Robinson and wife. ofL,vrenes,
Mass. are visiting friends In samner sui
vicinity.
The coug1 church Ia soon 10 be supplied
sgsin regularly.
Cattle shows are pas, until snoihef
season. The Hartford show. which oc.
Cured on the 20th. was decided success.
Your Hartford correspondent will doubt
lees furnish the DuaocEAr report
] \. iiodgdon IL ouiidlng stable near
his store.
Charles n. Danhsm has grown sweet
potstoss In hls garden this season that
we're quite well msiurei and good 10 eat.
The plants were started In New York.
where IL that line gAiei A trln, late.
kfOcfM
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25


Tae farm baiiiings of Charles III. Ihay-
~. ihs "Amsr!cs TAsyer place" ahoat
far ml'es from Paris III. on The West
Ssnnsr road. consisting q . house. ell
sci 80 barns. were totally DESTROYED BY
i'e at Saturday morning. tSe 92i Inst
~ rhsy,r went o. The barn early In The
ulfaiug ani tarned out his cattle. and
Diuklug b. heard noise on iae hay held
gQ ne ianisru 10 look. when u suitenly
slipped from ais hani Ant dropping inio =
tlrch of bay. broke and cotragrAiion
,r.ast Immediately. All The stock exesp'
aF.g ard shssp. ard most % The house
tot goods. we're saved. The buiid'ngs,
lsy. grain. etc. were t0tA loss there D.
.rE 90 insufsnce.
NJ Thaytr IL "a intastri0us snd bard
v1fking yoang farmer. and this loss falls
aetrly upon him.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
DIyFIELp CENTRE.

sol.u. IA weather for anything. and sv-
sryboty susJ. .,.,.,,.,,o.
q, rharss.v last wbils Q. II. kiddsr
va. Clearing up little brash In his nslo,
he -, Ore 20 little pile. and in less time
thsu n takes 10 tell II, about Two tefes y.
rr,s. isnd was eli . blaze. and bad !, nov
zen for The timely and sffieient AID OF a,
r. Han and others. . big loss oy nfe wou''
have been the result. A..
N Holman vas sbssn, the nns OF the
.ess purchsslss goods 81 the eiv.
Marion Holman II nov eosily ss.neu ~
hls new house. haviug got u vsh n'sn
completed - n,,..
toes ro.tipg In the cellar.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
RIJ,IroRp CENTRE.

We are glad 70 rspor, that Rumfori Il
very lliely ,o h,ves butter facto'y. Hen
~ Turner. Esq, OF Turner. came up here
last Friay AMI gave tho farmers sgood,
practical talk on the benefits ofs factory.
A. the close ofthe meeting w. Cisrk. wal
10 Ps,tsngili. John Y. stephens, Augusia'
Knigh, and frsnk Putmsn we're chosen
committee 10 dfait the paper Of agreemtnt
The company viii form with capital ol
o.. 600, while some 81. 200 viii be paid To-
waldo Pstisugill sni wallace Clark ons'
10 take ouetsnih each OF the shares. An
other mee,lpg will be held At The town
house one week from nefi Friday. Yarn
er. Of Hamford. cofaei
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
THE POSTAL CARD BRIGADE.
EAST PERU.

The seisetmsn are bailding over ,h-
bridge ~ noward's min. In this place.
frsbk hitder hsd \ COW that broke hsr
leg BY dog chasing hsr. 80 he hsi 10 klll
her.
ueafy Chase has besn repairing biz sta
Die and vood'houss by rev sllllng snd IN.
cerpinnlng
c. '. DssAOn has besn bsilains . fur.
mace In hls hen house.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
BROwNFIHLD.

Mr.. ana Mrs. samuel Warren cslebrated
the s0lh anniversary OF their marfisge.
About rs guests were pressrt. who frss'ed
on baked beans. all kinds Of pastry. and
every kind Of fruit that can be procured
this side Of Portland. All spent q happy
evening and then went home.
Perlsy Brosn's horse ran away.
House warming at kefsr's.
Mrs. W. Merrill and Nc. Lawrence Nor
ri.on. from Cornish. are In town.
Mes Llnnle fflnk has ftiufntd from
Bridetop. where she has been visiting
friends.
J.. l. Fhbt. E,q, spi y l.. whliosy
are ai Paris court
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
WRsT PARIS.

Business Is booming Another new
store and new goods Mr.. Israel Emmons
has Just Oiled up bis new store with
variety OF goods.
The ladies' ought 20 call snd see l. ID
Andrews large stock OF cloaks OF all sllss
and OF the latest styles. They will admire
them " they do not buy.
Mr.. Isaac Curtis, engineer on the Grand
Trunk Railroad. died at bis home near this
place, last Friday forenoon. of typhoid
fever he leaves wife In very poor health
aud q daughter who II now sick with ~
phoid fever. The grief stricken family
have The deep sympathy ofthis community.
The masquerade at Danham's Opera
House Was . grand success. Every one
enjoyed . good time.
Much sickness prevails here aud 10 vi
cinlty at the present time.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
EAST BROWNRiRLD.

SO far os,Obsr b. been much ple'ssn'or
than September. =,
The slek people are improving. Nc.
Dsvsrsur and Mr. STANLEY icing much
better.
Mrs. Jennie Ksru hsd party a. her
house Thursday evening. all having very
good time
Mrs. T. Dsy. an old resident OF this
place was bfoagh, here 10 be buried Thurs
fsv.
J. II. nm 4, m,kipg many iudrovsmsn,.
on his farm &c also IL J. u. sncknsy.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
EAST HEBRON.

Notice Is hereby given that there will be
. sacred concert. given at the EaAt Hebron
church By Prof Lamb and vile. ot Auburn
on Tuesdsy evening. October 1oin. Al.
mission n, cents. All are invited. The
proceeds are 70 be used to cushion the
pews In tho church.
A. NJ. POGO.
Secretary of Parish.
Farmers are busy about their fsli woif.
Gas. v. MeKsnnsy has been granted .
pension.
Thos. 0urpey. ESQ, Of Canton. passed
through this place Thursday, looking after
the baildiugs that need new Insurance.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
WEST PERU.

Leaves are falling. ro~ors are f.ilng.
And the robins soath~srd ~.
Chuly vtnis with sno.. fskes tnisglf.
Teiling us thai sinters nigh.
Now ard tAsn snow. nskss are seen.
We understand that n y. wslton has
bought the Chss Blsbee farm. frsnklln
Plantation.
Mrs. Dorr. OF fr.nklln Pi.. has sold her
fAru 10 A. fsrrington. OF Mexico.
Cacie jos white has of late bough, .
horse. harness. and expres. wagon. lie
Intends 10 run an opposition with sxtsn-
sion oftae X Y. a d R.R
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
PRRIl

Harry Dsn, and wife have returned from
Mos. where they have been Visiting.
VIII r. Nentres has gone 10 Pa, 10 take
charge OF gang % men In the lamosr busi.
uess
Married. Oct is.h. Al the brides fathers.
hr. I. G. Godlng. of Pa. and Miss Mary
Nfnfre. of psru
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
obs 0xfors usnperut.
Paris and Vicinity.

HHc Of<kpNo %<tttp$<"A'
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE DIRECTORY.
~. p.ga.s cA.,.A r...sl,.s s,r'i'. ,..l' ,,..l'
s...'.s Ssrviss a ,. - rtAyss MsstAEs
nsr.s., c1srSA. R.,. c.rul.. Anr,l, r..,sr
p.s.-,'ss >sryies svery ss.iay a II a.. sAee,sA
49, H.. n.sa. Emssy W. N..aa, Ls.lsr.
-. -,saIsy. sssIst.ry sat frssssrsr Nsstinr'
s.,-r'isl Evsu..g
Hon. Turner. ofPsru, vas q, Paris lss'
vssk
Levi. II Reed. Of OfMsrIeO. was in town
ssi vesk.
An Carter. Of Bethel. ~. Al Paris
lssi vesk.
r,r KISisr. E's, ofDlaasld. NJ. In
tcsn lssi SEX
Hiram " Coz. Esq Of Dilasla. v.s a,
Paris lssi ~ess
H,sld. E.q. % samnsr. -ss a,
Par, saturday
c.,.s B.s,e. Esq. OF Bssss'. was =,
Puis at ~ssk.
~ Asdrsw.. % Norway. attended
eoori a., vesi.
Josu n osh,oo. E.q Of ByrOu. ~As At
p.fis at wssk
Hou. Gorge c. wing. Of Asbarb. w.s
q, Psf. Tuesday.
liza cauis. Il Gilbert Of cAbiOu. vas
n iosu Taursdsy.
wlHsm woccsan. BE, of Psfu, vn
10 tosn raarstsy.
4. sasrr stacy. OfK,rv Fail.. siisrd.
"A Cocft last vesk
usb OF. Hsyford. % Canton. Vas Al
Paris est rharstsy.
S,lom1p NJ Ststsou. Esq.. of Sumner.
49, In town saturday.
usbry " Puk. E.q. Of MsIioO, At.
urtsd Ccufi lsst veek.
pspu,y sheriff whites. OF BseAnsld.
v,s Al Paris wednesday.
william X. Ssvsn. ESQ. % Eis, san.
NJ. wss in .osn iAst Seek.
NJ. ,. 2. ssAssy. % caniop. sbd
t,ugh;sr. Miruie, are Al Paris.
RI Cay. E.q. % Easi Sunner. s,'
tnsst PROBATE Coart as, Tuestsy.
Hou Albion 4. Bonnsy. ~ Backnsit. at
un'et Probate Court lAst Tussdsy.
Rev " W. Smith. % Turner. preached
ttss Nnlvefsslst church lsst Suntsy.
Mr. George n. Bisosc ani Mis- Mary
L B..oss. % Buelaslt. v,rs ~ Paris lasi
wei
Rsv. NJ Frsnch. of Norway. State Ms
s.ousry. preached AZ tas Baptist chufeh
Sgriay
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

LIFEiNsUKaNcE AT ONE TiuKD REGULAR
Asrts -Frauk u. Jswett has opened an
Cr'ce opposite Aliens New Shoe store,
Nofvsy. Hs 1. the sgsnt 0fths Prositent
AZ Socisiy % Portland. an sssessmsnt
company working under special state on
ca supervision and Furnishing valid ne
Irsurance a. one third The rates OF premi.
an NE lusurancs. n has reserve fsDd
lr he State Tretsury. It's eorporsiors
~ Crlcsrs are among he leatirg men OF
hure. Assessments grafuated 10 sge.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
DicKYALE

W. a. Andrews and wife are on visi'
10 Auburn. A..
KIP. Abbott IL repairing his Mill dam.
ana getting rescy 20 pat In new olfen
machine. new shlngls mteaine ana ne"
TIE Rowe boys are ysrdins their hem
lock.
George Hsmmon has good t"oyef'
old colt by Venture Booze
Fsrmsrs in this vicinity sre oosy uo'hs
thslr ploushing.
Charles Andrews has trsdsd horses VIZ
win Gordon and IL pov breaking MS na''
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Nsvtoa stanley. oftAe DENocEsr ofics.
participated iu The Militia shoo, A. Angus
a at sssh. a. one OF The bcsi twelve %
L. couPauy. the Norway Light infaniry.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
RUMfoRD POINT.

Mr.. Torrey has improved bis residence
by rselspoosrding and psisiiug.
John Growers auction sale came on
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Ava Shurtisd. Esg. Prcsldsnt 20 tAs
S.sih Paris saving. Bsrk. vAs a. The liiii
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Mr. George n Bisosc ani Mis- Mary
L Bl.oss. % B1cAasit, we're ~ Paris last
Sttk
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Rev. NJ. FrsucA. of Norway. State Ms
..orsry. preached A. ne Bspiis, eAureh
Sgrfay
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Tas corccrt Ant iectare Al The Unissr.
s,lsi chufch. wednesday evening. vss =
ficssing sntsrtAinment The music sas
fsftishsd bJ qaarist,e from South Paris.
a. flioss
"A nave. tenor. n =. HALL hss.o. Mr.
10 a Wusnn. soprano. Miss lara Hose, con
uN.fo Mrs g. A nri<gs. orEAnisl
Tas quarietts sang sxcvilsuty. a. Al "a
r usiih them kuos they always Co.
fhs fgl power of The organ Sss orougai
ogi ~ - siilifui hArdling. Miss Angsirs
'sciufe ou "Iils Words contained much
tuih yai in q direct manner. The auii-
srcs sas smsii. bat lille sum vas pct
I'd o. make q begin ning for the nss organ.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Hon. Turner. OfPsru. ~s. =, P.ri. las,
vssk
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

CaHies A Black. susiive % this village
AZ BON Principal sbd Supt oftae Uniop
school a. SchuJlerviiie. y. 4, reeenily
Passed ths y. Y. state teschcrs' sxaminA-
tlln with the Highest hOuors, A. . single
u.sl These examlnAu0ns are held an
raAly during foar days % seven h0ars'
vfIung. in tvcuty-,arce subjects. cover
lng svcrytaing taught In The schools, and
csnflfaics are given three years % con-
p't;s ths ust The hoiter- % The result
lcg cert rcates srv entliled - teach any
schools 10 The S;Aia for ufe ~ithout iar-
Ter exsminsiiou. In this years cxamlna-
tI1a a. Albany. Mr.. Black was ths only
candidate % thirty. foar Who succeeded In
psssirg al The sutlscts a. the nrsi uiA.
trf rarks Highest % The rlre ouc-year
net taroagA0at The State oct Of $50 can
tliAies.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Rsv. " W Smith. % Turner. preschet
A. tss Uulvef,sust church isst sunday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

RF Cary. E.q. of Eas, sumner. ~
tlnssd Pre- bate Coart las, russtsy.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

NJ. ,. 2. SsAssy. % cantop. sbs
s,ush,sr. Miruis. are AZ Paris
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Hoo. Aiblou z. Bonnsy. ~ SfBacknsit. Al
rniet Probate Coart lAst Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Levi. II. Reed. Of Ms,isO. was in iOvu
,ssi vesk
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
HORN.
MARRIED.

Ia Iso~~--ol. o,t II. 's IL. VII. q r.i~"ol y
sssa. 900.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

william X. Ssvsn. ESQ. % Ess, san
~. va ln .osn iAst week.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

An Carter. Of Bethel. ~. At Paris
l..i -
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

-, n.rt.i CAarcA fssschlaE ssrvics sssIy
s..s, ssr.iss a 7 y. n Prayer Msstlnss.
nsi,. Il ChsrCh. Rrv. caruli.s Anrsi r.s,ol.
....-,'-r ~srv.cs svery rsn-lay a II a.. sAbo.sA
49,. ~, -. R.ai. Hnery ". Masaa, Ls.isr.
-. .lsaIry. Sscrst.Fy nd frssssrsr. Nssting.
s.,1risy kfsnlne'
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

psPuty sheriff whittier. OF BseAnsld
"a. Al Paris Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

usnry " Psrk. Eiq. % Mcriec, II
tsrtst ccuft lsst week.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25
DIED.

Ia ~. ryi.. oct :. Mr.. Joa.,A.a Richards. sssd
alsst ~ year..
IN fryebarg. O,t. 10. Mrs. Msry A.. vidow Of
(.eargs fafrinrtaa. sFsd aioui 20 years.
IL samnsr. Oct. =. Mrs. Martha Robinson. sgsd ~
YEAR snd uloaths.
In Byrun. OsI :. winis Dsri. sea Of NJ. AL Mrs
Chas. lanlstt. axsd ls.rs anl I months-
In Bro-nasll. oct. 7. james Linscoii. ard about
IA Tarnsr. Ocs. n. Aianson Danhan-
In Ilsbron, Oct n. Mrs.. Levi Mstim-
IN nsslfsli, Ocf. n, James fins.sy, as,d ~.
Ia Lowell. oSt. u. Mr. Many II. Stanley. 'ged
- yssr.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

S,iom1p NJ ststsoo. Esq.. of sunner
49, In town saturday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Hoo Ou. H.yfSrd. % Canton. was a
P.fi. lssi Tharstsy.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

LR H,,id. zee, Ot saunsr. -,s a,
Pei. saturday.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

AF Audrvw.. % Norway. attended
coari lAsi vesf.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

Josr n oss,ou. E.q Of ByrOu. ~As a
PAfIs at ~ssk.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

IN shsrs stacy. OfK'ru Fals. attend
"a Cocrt ast ve'k
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-25

wiHsm woocssn. E.Q, ofPsfu, Ma
10 tosn rharstsy.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-18
Found.
A small buckskin mitten has been left
at this office for an owner.
Found.
Acmt-hocai Clippings.

Hurley Herald: w. Y Qaigiey. OF
Parker, was transacting business in town
Tuesday, AID called at the Herald office
long enough to say, that from certain
things learned during o recent visit to
Yankton he is satisfied that Hurley 10 to
get another railroad next year.. He feels
almost confident that it is not to be con-
structed by the Manitoba sJ stem, bat by
the Missouri Psc,tic. Well. time will
solve that problem
Centreville Index-While In Yankton
last Friday we had q short visit and o
pleasant chat with Hon. Hughes East,
the very able and gentlemanly register
of the United States land office. Mr.,
East was secretary to Gov. Hendricks,
and is a gentleman of education, cul-
tu-e, and vide acquaintance with some
| of the leading people of this country.
A visit with suob o man cannot help
| but be entertaining. If democrats must
| hold offices We hope they are all filled by
such men IS Mr.. East.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-18

this gown Sesah Will wear an olive green
scarf over her shoulders TO take the place
of q wrap embroidered in exquiRite
orienta designs anu colore. The scarf
@as O gift to SY3ah, but once belonged
to Napoleon's frat wife. Josephine, and
Was often worn by her. A large green
hat, with wide brim, profusely covered
with green feathers is worn with this
costume. The colors of olive and rose
Bengal harmoni2e sxqhisitely and pre-
sent q very artistic picture OF the en-
pire period.
In the second act will be worn as @
ball dress q petticost OF white satin,
covered with gauze and embroidered
with gold. There are gold dots aud
sprays of gold across, and leaves over
the gauza oyerskitt, and the long, square
train is of vert dean satin, of most deli
cate shade, deliberately embroidered in
gold acorns and leaves. A part OF the
bodice is of creme gauZe and the
other half of vert dean satin,
also embroidered with acorns and
leaves. One sleeve ia of gau2e and the
other 10 of Batin. Over this gown is
worn q white broceaed velvet wrap lined
with Japanese silk, bat winch is thrown
aside upon entering upon the Stage.
[n the third and last act will be worn
a white embroidered India silk With
color d lines OF embroidered beads and
| an exquisite border of oriental colors.
| The corssge has q lace chemIsette and
long. close-httipg sleeves with pnffs on
the shoulders. With this gown is worn
o velvet-colored satin wrap trimmed with
ermine. The beauty of the entire out
fit is rot only conspicuous on account OF
its elegance but its simplicity and
harmony of colors. They are entirely
novel and unlike anything yet produced
and arc most ertisticslly arrapged &c
suit Sarah'e slender figure.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-18
An Unsatisfactory Interview.

H=
Washington, Nov. l6-Ssnator Will
liam M. Eyarts came down from New
York last evening to fix up his house for
the winter, and was proving around the
interior department to-day trying to see
Secretary Lamar. The senator wore o
shining silk hat instead of the old one
he Is wont to wear aud let 1t drop back
and down over his ears. A reporter at
tempted to interview him. LII there is
one thing Senator Evarts disllkes more
than another, it is q newspaper reporter,
and this one did not fore better than the
common run OF them.
"What do you think OF the election in
New York; Will the result not destroy
Blalne's chances for a denomination 2"
the young man began.
81 prefer to let the newspapers do the
talking for me on the subject. They
have more time than | have" the senator
replied.
81 see some OF the papers are saying
that Secretary Lamar will not De con-
frmed by the senate when he is nominat'
ed for supreme court justice. What
have you to cay"
"That's 8 question for the senate t.
answer."
"Well. here's something I would lik'
you to express an opinion on. / thini
it will be one OF the leading question
this winter. 1t is the postal telegraph
Are you in favor Of the government
taking the telegraph? [ resume tina
Question will come before the senate
The newspapers are inclined to think SO.
"Then I will wait until it come up i
the eenate,'. remarked the senator as b
got into his carriage for q drive to III
capitol.